Pluribus season one has ended. As the wait for season two of the Apple TV series begins, newly minted fans of lead actor Rhea ...

Go behind the scenes of Pluribus with Rhea Seehorn, whose real-life talent as a painter informs her creative approach on ...

A fun behind-the-scenes detail from Pluribus reveals that the artwork seen on screen isn’t just set dressing — it’s created ...

Rhea Seehorn is still emotional about getting the opportunity to play Carol on Pluribus as the actress holds back tears while ...

The actress' new Apple TV+ sci-fi drama 'Pluribus' sees her reunite with 'Better Call Saul' creator Vince Gilligan ...

The ending of Pluribus sets the stage for some intense development that Carol will not have to come across after finding the ...

Rhea Seehorn doesn’t know what is going to happen with the atom bomb that Carol brings home in the last scene of the Pluribus ...

“All he told me was ‘I wrote something for you. I’m not an idiot. I said ‘yes.’” Photo: Jai Odell for New York Magazine “All he told me was ‘I wrote something for you. I’m not an idiot. I said ‘yes.’” ...

Fresh Air Weekend highlights some of the best interviews and reviews from past weeks, as well as new program elements specially paced for weekends. Our weekend show emphasizes interviews with writers, ...

The former ‘Better Call Saul’ star is a first-time nominee for the Apple TV series. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor In Pluribus, Seehorn plays Carol Sturka, one of only a dozen or so people ...

Having starred in it, clearly Rhea Seehorn knows how season one of Pluribus ends. The finale is still a few weeks away (it’ll release on December 26), but in a new interview, she explains how the ...